Mindset Neuroscience Podcast
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How to not take things personally: The science of stimulus-response
As we approach the end of the year, we may start notice within ourselves - and others - feelings of exhaustion, burn out, feeling frazzled or overwhelmed. There are seasons that are influenced soc
Brains on the same wavelength: higher levels of collective intelligence – interview with Caroline Szymanski Season 4 Ep 9
Connection is a 'biological imperative'. Being a mammal means that we are extremely 'nurture-dependent'. We cannot survive without connection to another. On the one hand, each human must become self r
Bravery and the Brain: how to cultivate courage and vulnerability for learning and trying new things
Whether it's asking a question, raising our hands, speaking in public, posting or publishing, expressing something new, asking someone out, having a difficult conversation, setting a boundary, or want
Beware False Growth Mindset: Signals of Inauthenticity and How to Change Them
When we truly understand the power of the human brain, and we authentically become learners, neuroscience becomes a language of the human spirit - one that empowers and inspires. Unfortunately, it ca
How to not repeat history: neurochemical identities and self-fulfilling prophecies – mini episode
As we approach the holidays and important moments in history are there social or family dynamics that feel like repeats or remnants from the past? Do you sometimes get the feeling that nothing ever
How purpose and transcendent thinking affect the brain
Purpose isn't just some grandiose, once-in-a-lifetime discovery. It's not a single "aha" moment where suddenly everything clicks. Instead, we can view a sense of purpose as an ongoing narrative that e
How to inspire growth mindset using neuroscience (5 steps)
"One thing about human intelligence is absolutely certain: it is malleable, meaning it can be changed through exposure to new information or even by looking at what you already know in a new way. The
Emotion Regulation doesn’t mean being calm and collected all the time – Mini Episode
Emotion regulation doesn't mean being calm and collected all the time. It's about range and repertoire, and an ability to intentionally shift into a state we prefer. A state that 'feels better'. Fee
Vibrational Availability: how our brain distorts people and reality – Mini Episode
The brain, more than anything, is a predictive system. It conserves energy by attempting to predict - rather than truly understand - what is in front of it. When information is missing, it fills in th
Mastering the Art of Inner Intelligence – Mini Episode
Your brain - every brain - is a work in progress. It is 'plastic.' From the day we're born to the day we die, it continuously revises and remodels, improving or slowly declining, as a function of how